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stevenkoh08

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  1. I removed the market prawn yesterday which been inside the tank for 24 hours.

    Today checking out the water parameters:

    PH: 8.0

    KH: 5 dkh

    Ammonia: 0.6 ~ 0.9ppm

    Nitrite: 0.25ppm

    Nitrate: 20 ppm

    sg: 1.019 (refractometer)

    Is the parameter looks alright under 6 days cycling?

    Water looks quite clear now.

    Been added Bacteria, Calcium, PH buffer and KH buffer on day 3.

    Should i monitor the parameter or dose more?

    looks ok for now let it run now for a week without skimmer first correct for the sentence for earlier

  2. Thanks! The overflow box taken quite sometime to make.

    Still many more to learn from you all!

    The skimmer not yet start running as for now still under cycling. Check out some comments that if skimmer on during cycling will longer the cycling period.

    Wondering when should i turn it on?

    as i have said on only after you done with the market prawn don't wait too long all else your water contain too much nutrient it too late to control by then when you done with the cycle

  3. ur concept will consump more watt what i've done is change the fan motor to a ball bearing ype which can be brought from sim lim tower at 3rd floor bout four red note dismount the orginal fan from the bracket and then place the fan at the correct position thereafter drill two hole which you can mount a bolt to grib both together saw off three angle to make it round so it can fit into the fan housing

  4. this kind of setup is ok but it'll be good to have only one fan move at a time as what i know a fan that is moving inside is slow and with a fan outside is faster the out come will be the slow one will slow down the wind going though it it the same concept as you try puttin g two fan together and u try then u'll understand what i mean

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    last pic borrow from bro :upsidedown:syaitan

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